A new startup, the “Iora” health clinic, seeks to provide elderly, low-income, and other needy patients with access to health coaches, yoga classes, and other
Automotive giant Ford has been hard at work with efforts to create a “smart window” that would allow blind passengers to “feel” the view. On
Ridesharing companies have been providing innovative transportation options for consumers for years now. Now, San Francisco and a number of other large U.S. cities have
San Francisco is a city that is perhaps best known for two things: serving as a mecca for tech startups, and featuring sky-high real estate
On April 24, Amazon announced that it was launching a service that delivers packages to the trunk of a car. Yes, Amazon wants to be
Every year, the average U.S. household pays more than $5,700 in federal income taxes, regardless of their state of residence. However, state income taxes can
On April 27, the House Committee on Financial Services’ Subcommittee on Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit held a hearing discussing the implementation of the Financial
The average American household is carrying $6,354 in credit card debt — an 8.6 percent increase compared to last year. That’s according to credit reporting
The Fear Of Missing Out (FOMO) may be to blame for Millennial debt. A survey from Credit Karma reveals that peer pressure may be the
On April 19, Wells Fargo was ordered to pay $1 billion to settle complaints relating to borrowers who took out auto loans and home mortgages.
The Supreme Court will soon rule on whether to scrap the 1992 law that requires retailers to collect sales tax from residents of a state
In 2017, Bankrate named New Hampshire the best state for retirees. A total of five factors were used in determining the best and worst states
